Anyone got other examples of meme tier poets like this shit?
melancholy
hella borin
*dabs*
suwoop
guwop
*hits nae nae*
YEET
Such depth
rate my poem pls
Young Savage, why are you raging so hard?
Against the setting sun
Young Savage, why you struggling so hard
Against the setting of the light
Because these people are weak and I'm hard
I turn that soft into grit
I grew up in the streets without no heart
I'm praying to my god and my card
but...I thought...I thought....only teenage girls did this YA booktuber shit.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibQzqglF9ng
>>9052860
why watch booktube when you could read? seems a bit silly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZyqXc2RZZg
>>9052860
>he's a flamer
Completely unforseen turn of events.
>>9052959
Why do I always think it's satire for the first minute? It's never satire.
What's the best philosophy for living day to day?
If I focus on many things I will get less done. If I focus on few things I will possibly get more done but cuck myself in the process.
If I give up on boring books then I enjoy life more, save a lot of time and i think I'm snart enough to judge things. If I read boring books then I know more, I can get my pseud cred.
If I schedule my time I may get more done but I cuck myself hard. If I don't schedule my time then advertising and distractions will crush my time and I'd have to be deluded to think otherwise.
And so on. I just feel guilty non stop, as if I'm not doing something important and doing things the wrong way. There's a smartass piece if wisdom telling you to do anything.
Currently I lean towards the non cuck non structured side of things, with a strong use of my bullshit detector (giving up on books and things I find boring) but it feels like drifting and playing the lottery. On the other hand I can avoid reading 1000s of pages of continental philosophy or Russian and Victorian novels and pretending they're profound.
>>9052715
Just read books that you find interesting. If you don't like books then stop reading.
>>9052717
BUT THEY'LL CALL ME A PLEB
>>9052715
Stoicism is pretty interesting. It's hard to really gather too much about it, as most of it is secondary sources and new-age bullshit.
Look up stoicism and cognitive behavioral therapy.
recc. me some books to get into philosophy /lit/
>>9052583
>>9052583
stirner
>>9052583
plato's dialogues. think of a topic that interests you and look for a dialogue that tackles it. without getting into the issue of platonic interpretation since there are shitloads of schools of interpretation, just remember that he is writing stuff more akin to fiction compared to modern philosophical works, so dont take everything the interlocutors say purely literal
>>9052589
dont fall for the eternal anglo OP
Can someone explain to me the apeal of reading fiction? I love reading philosophy and history because of the new insight it gives me into the world, but i have never been moved by prose, neither in fiction nor in non-fiction.
As i understand it people who like literature mainly enjoy it because of the prose. Is apreciation for this something that can be learned and developed? If so, how do i start.
I already have read Dubliners and found it boring, and kept wondering why the hell i was reading this.
I'm not really interested in plot or character btw, if i wanted to experience that i'd watch a movie or whatever
>>9052543
If you have to ask you will never know.
>>9052543
Just read. Given your previous interests, you might like fiction books based on the various interpretations one could have of them, and how they might apply to the larger world.
But really, just read. If you like something, like it, and its quite hard to force yourself to enjoy something you clearly don't. Just keep searching for something, and you'll likely encounter at least a few thing you enjoy. When you find something you like, you can take what you enjoyed about those books and look for other similar ones. Expanding interests is a process of time for the most part.
>>9052543
>philosophy
>new insight it gives me into the world
Love philosophy, but this made me kek pretty hard.
/lit/ confessions thread.
Only got into /lit/ about a year ago and when i first came here I thought Nietzsche was the german word for Nazi.
I tell people that Lord of the rings is my favorite book even though I never read it
>tfw i share a board with these philistines
I think viewing novels as anything other than entertainment is faggy.
Most of books are boring fuck
My Twisted World is the best post 2000 book and one of the best ever
Women have lives on easy mode
Dostoevsky has zero worthwhile things to say but notes from the underground was really great. His longer stuff is boring turgid shit
I would rather give my money to Amazon or charity stores than the type of people who work at publishing companies
Reading Shakespeare is pretentious pseudointellectual faggotry. Plays are meant to be watched. Not gobbled up as quickly as possible to get that"I read Shakespeare" pseud cred
If a kid's only exposure to books is school then he is right to hate books and would be faggy otherwise
>>9052580
Motherfucking reeee. Give yourself a nice big self high five cuz u triggered the fuck outta me.
Hey /lit/, could you please recommend some non-fiction books that are similar to the philosophy in fight club? i have read most of Nietzsche's work, and i found some of his themes to be similar. thanks in advance.
The double
"How to be an angsty gaylord" by Fedorovo Tipps
>>9052456
might give this a read. i do like Dostoevsky but im looking more for a non-fiction books so i can learn about philosophical themes similar to the ones expressed in fight club
What are some classic short books? 200~ pages tops.
>>9052330
Old Man and the Sea
short books are called Novellas btw
>>9052381
I think 225 pages is a novel. 90 pages to 185 is a novella. I don't know what to call the dead space in between. Maybe kill yourself faggot
>>9052393
Wasn't meaning to be a dick. My teachers always pushed this on me and now I can't stand people not make the desticnction. Sorry I guess.
Are there times when suffering isn't productive?
Also, did Nietzsche really hug the horse? Is there any evidence of this event?
The horse thing is apocryphal.
>To those human beings who are of any concern to me I wish suffering, desolation, sickness, ill-treatment, indignities — I wish that they should not remain unfamiliar with profound self-contempt, the torture of self-mistrust, the wretchedness of the vanquished: I have no pity for them, because I wish them the only thing that can prove today whether one is worth anything or not — that one endures.
Would Nietzsche put Goethe in a Nazi concentration camp?
>>9052316
What if he did ?
What if he didn't ?
This is the best best book ever written.
No writer before Houellebecq described the human mind that accurately.
Funny to catch this thread now, I watched the movie just last night.
It's a straight shoot in the feels, though. Be advised.
>>9052326
>the movie
lel pleb
>>9052314
bland. pleb detected
It's where I lived,
It's where I stayed.
This is my prison,
Now it's my grave.
>This is my prison,
is -> was?
I was on top
I wore the crown
Before my eyes
It crumbled down
So is it still your prison or is it just your grave now?
>""poetry"" without rhyme
>>9051955
This
>le all poetry must be short romantic lyric poems
>>9051952
>frogpost without substance
Any anon read The Nix yet?
Did you like it?
Is it worth picking up?
No
No
No
>>9051917
the x is crooked what the fuck
>>9051917
I really liked it. If you enjoyed Witz or The instructions this book is right up your alley. Also don't fall for the trickery of the main character!
And why is it The Very Hungry Caterpillar?
Society of the Spectacle
>>9051718
Because 'people who go around talking about redpilling' forms a pretty tight Venn diagram along with 'children'
>>9051745
What about the Bogpill?
Not the 'best' or even my favorites, exactly: Just the bare minimum of what everybody needs to chew and digest before they can converse intelligently about the 21st Century.
1. THE MASS PSYCHOLOGY OF FASCISM, Wilhelm Reich.
2. ULYSSES, James Joyce.
3. FINNEGAN'S WAKE, James Joyce.
4. THE CANTOS, Ezra Pound.
5. MACHINE ART, Ezra Pound.
6. SELECTED PROSE, Ezra Pound.
7. HARLOT'S GHOST, Norman Mailer.
8. GO DOWN, MOSES, William Faulkner.
9. THE ALPHABET VS. THE GODDESS, Leonard Shlain.
10. THE OPEN SOCIETY AND ITS ENEMIES, Karl Popper (two volumes).
11. CONFUCIUS: THE GREAT DIGEST, THE UNWOBBLING PIVOT, THE ANALECTS, translated by Ezra Pound.
12. THE ANTI-CHRIST, Friedrich Nietzsche.
13. CHAOS AND CYBERCULTURE, Timothy Leary, Ph.D.
14. CRITICAL PATH, R. Buckminster Fuller.
15. INSTEAD OF A BOOK, Benjamin Tucker.
16. DIGITAL McLUHAN, Paul Levinson.
17. SAHARASIA, James DeMeo, Ph.D.
18. SCIENCE AND SANITY, Alfred Korzybski.
19. PROGRESS AND POVERTY, Henry George.
20. THE NATURAL ECONOMIC ORDER, Silvio Gesell.
>>9051661
they're all shit
it's shit, right?
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